A review by arwenundomiel03
Doctor Who: Tales of Terror by Richard Dungworth, Craig Donaghy, Mike Tucker, Paul Magrs, Scott Handcock, Jacqueline Rayner, Rohan Eason

adventurous dark emotional funny mysterious medium-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? A mix
• Strong character development? It's complicated
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? No
• Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A

3.0

This was an interesting listen - written when Peter Capaldi was the doctor still, there was one story for each regeneration - one with each doctor (12 stories in total). I definitely preferred the later stories to the earlier ones (from the 8th doctor on - although I did enjoy the 7th doctor’s too, but that was mostly because it was Ace reading Ace’s story, I think), as they were generally more what I am used to in terms of Doctor who and more gripping. 
Some of the stories were quite dark considering it was written for kids, but definitely worth a listen, as they were very enticing and interesting stories. (My favourite has to be the 11th Doctor one - partially because it’s the 11th Doctor, but partly because it had the weeping angels in it!!!) 
I can recommend, but I’m not sure I’d read the book as a while again.